Easy way is by ‘isolating’ wood walls and floor, by making cement support layer, or layering the floor and wall with clay covered zinc. For instance in wood house, kitchen should be specially designed, to make stoves more save.
This case may be found in houses like in 3rd world countries that are using cheap material to build house. Staying using easily burned materials, maybe because of limited budget, we should anticipate design not to spread fire easily. This may cause more building cost, but for long investment, this may be of consideration. To build a house that is more fireproof, we need to choose fireproof materials, for instance brick walls is more fireproof than wood walls, gypsum is more fireproof than laminated wood, aluminum frames are more fireproof than wood ones, and so on. Good ventilation will reduce the impact of thick smoke.īuilding house, the material choosing, walls, roofs, windows, etcĬhoosing building material that is fireproof, can be done more easily, because kinds of materials vary quickly. For example, brick wall is not easily burned, while wood is burned faster.įire also produces thick smoke that will cause disorientation and panic when it happens, makes the condition even worse. This time, we know many kinds of building materials, many of them are easily burned, but many are fireproof, especially new fabricated materials like composite walls, steel, etc. At least, fire will be blocked by relatively fireproof materials.
A house concept can help prevent fire to become bigger and spread. Most fire happens because of short circuit, exploded gas, carelessly thrown cigarettes, etc. It is of course not something happened in purpose, but the house can be planned to minimal the effect of fire that could be happened.įire happens, often because of carelessness, because of everyday equipment (like electronic devices), because of non standard devices, also because of bad design or easily burned material. With many cases of house in fire, we need to get our houses ready for possibilities of fire.
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